The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1887-07-13
NEWS NOTES.

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r. e. Lee Camp, Confederate veterans,
arrived at Boston few days ago. They are
the gsests OF Post 10. q. A. X
The President has appointed John q.
Nelson, Of Minnesota, TO be Receiver OF
Public Moneys ut Fergus Falls, Mimi.
The jury in the Mrs. Penseyres murder
trial, at Buffalo, N. Y, returned verdict
Thursday Of murder in the second degree
The lawyers on both sides have concluded
their arguments in the case Of Mcdonald
and McGarigle, the Chicago boodlers.
The Cleveland Carbon Works, at Cleve-
land, O., was totally destroyed by fire a few
days ago. Loss $4,000; partially insured.
Two eastbound freight trains on the
Pennsylvania railroad collided at Rohrers-
town, recently. An engine and five cars
were demolished. No persons were in
jurcd.
The President has appointed Clarence A.
Pitku, OF Vermont, to be United States At
torney for Vermont.
The National Association of Amateur
Oarsmen will hold its annual regatta on
Chautauqua lake, July 26 and "a
The circulation in Berlin of the Working
mems Gazette published in Chicago, has
been prohibited by the police.
Premier Norquay has been given to I'M
derstand by the Dominion government that
the construction Of the railroad TO the
boundary will be fought at every step.
Private advices from Rio de Janeiro rep
resent Dom Pedro H., Emperor OF Brazil,
as suffering from dangerous attack of
diabetes and lying in a critical condition.
Rollin N. Squire, indicted for betrayal Of
his trust as public works commissioner,
New York, has sailed for London. His
counsel states that he will be back in time
to stand trial in November.
Captain Alexander Melville brother Of
Engineer Melville, had his arm and ribs
broken by the fall Of derrick ut the
Brooklyn navy yard the other day. Half q
dozen workmen were alsr injured.
The Board of Public Affairs of Cincin-
natl, after an exciting controversy, passed,
by vote Of three to two, the resolution in
troduced by General Young to discharge
all the Democrats from the board. Smith
and Lewis, both Republicans, voted no.
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, the British
high commissioner in connection with
Egyptian affairs, has received instructions
from the home government admonishng
him to adhere TO the terms Of the Anglo
Turkish convention concerning Egypt.
Unknown parties attempted TO assassi-
nate ex-sheriff William Ramsey and son, OF
Lexington, KY, as they were riding home
from Morehead, in Rowan County, that
State, a few days ago. They are seriously
but not fatally wounded. The men had
been up investigating the recent troubles.
The windows of a Presbyterian church
in Parsontown, a market town of Kings
County, Ireland, were smashed the other
evening by persons who subsequently, On
tered the church and destroyed the furni-
ture in the main building and vestry. A
meeting Of Catholics was held, over which
the parish priest presided, and resolutions
were passed plsdging those present to use
their utmost efforts to bring the miscreants
to justice.
News has been received OF the death at
Santa Fe, N. NJ, of James Thorington, OF
Davenport, la. He was member of Con.
gress from 1855 TO 1859, and United States
Consul as Aspinwall from 1871 10 1882. Pre-
vious to that he held many political trusts !
Of local nature. He was seventy-one years
OF age and leaves five children.
..Griffiths, Marshall Il Co., the largest |
business tghfSi9n men in Minneapolis, an. !
The city of BotushafilG to su .s Was
recently visited by fire. Eight hundred
houses are reported to have been burned.
and seven persons killed and burned.
). Wright, ex-District Attorney OF Mont
gomery county, Pa, and Democratic pol
ltician OF prominence, died at Norristown
at noon Thursday, aged about forty-three
years.
Detective Re on and Chief OF Police Took
er. of Rayway, NJ j., will 90 to Illinois 70
take charge of prisoner Strouback, who
confessed to the murder OF the girl found
dead near Railway. Many believe that
Strouback is crank and that he knows |
nothing Of the murder
General Boulanger is soon to receive n |
command in the army. The opening for |
MIN is to be effected by making the presi-
dency OF the Comite Genie which has hith-
erto been held by a General Of the Corps
d'Armee, distinct office, and relieving the
present incumbent from the military COM
mand. ~
Mr.. Gladstone has written to Mr.. Bright
thanking him for mis- letter OF apology.
Continuing, he says he is not aware of any
about Ulster, or any por
ion OF Ulster. THE only Tory declaration
Is yet known to me is Major Saunderson,s
strongly protesting against the severance
II the unioE.n
Attachments have boon granted by
Judges Lawrence and Beach against prop-
,rty In New York city of c. j. Kershaw d
20, and Maurice Rosenfeld d Co, of Chi.
ago, who are prominent in the wheat ex.
ltement. Tho suits were brought by Jones,
icCormick a. Kenneth, for brokerage and
money expended in the purchase and salo
wheat, etc. The claim against Rosen.
cid Is Tor s39,6s5 and against Kershaw for
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The steamer Australia, which has ar. ,
iveo at San Francisco from Honolulu :
rings news that the government there has !.
cen searching for and seizing arms ON the
round OF public safety. 1t is stated tho
eopie have become exasperatcd at tho
ing's action in terrifying the palace walls =
nd taking In supplies Of ammunition, and !
lat the American and British residents =
ave appealed TO their respective govern .